Google Docs works nicely. If you have a Google Apps domain (which I believe
you can still get Standard Edition for free), you can add OffiSync [1] for
free - which installs a toolbar into your local Microsoft Office
applications that allows you to directly access/open/save all the core
Office-type
I evaluated this for a client and it worked pretty well:
http://www.webworkspace.com/
She opted not to go with it, choosing to use Dropbox instead.
Roger Wright
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Subject: Re: Collaborating with external partners - document sharing?
I need to find the same solution that your looking for but for a very
small group. I have been tossing around the idea of using Dropbox. I
would not want to use it for anything confidential but for my use it
looks li
I need to find the same solution that your looking for but for a very small
group. I have been tossing around the idea of using Dropbox. I would not
want to use it for anything confidential but for my use it looks like it
would work pretty well.
You can retrieve previous versions and more than o
